[Cy Whittaker’s Place by Joseph C. Lincoln]@TWC D-Link bookCy Whittaker’s Place CHAPTER IV 6/49
I declare if the very mention of a woman to some of you old baches don't make your heads soften up like a jellyfish in the sun! Ain't Cy Whittaker got money? Ain't he got a nice home? Ain't he happy ?" "Yes, he is now, I s'pose, but--" "WELL, then! And you want him to get married! What do you know about marryin'? Never tried it, have you ?" "Course I ain't! You know I ain't." "All right.
Then I'd keep quiet about such things, if I was you." "You needn't fly up like a settin' hen.
Everybody's wife ain't--" He stopped in the middle of the sentence. "What's that ?" demanded his companion, sharply. "Nothin'; nothin'.
_I_ don't care; I was only tryin' to fix things comf'table for Whit.
Has Heman said anything about the harbor appropriation sence he's been home? I haven't heard of it if he has." Mr.Bangs's answer was a grunt, signifying a negative.
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